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9/11 families call out TikTok over Osama bin Laden trend

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9/11 families call out TikTok over Osama bin Laden trend

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Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 year ago

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A 9/11 families group called out TikTok on Friday over a letter by Osama bin Laden that has recently gone viral. “No American should ever not know Osama bin Laden was a terrorist who helped masterm…

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calling for global jihad

No it doesnt
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  yes huh
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    No, it calls out lobbyists, and israeli occupation of palestine. No mention of a global jihad
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